Currently not actively developed, please see https://github.com/dart4e/dart4e/ for Dart and Flutter support in the Eclipse IDE.
Dartboard

Dartboard is an Eclipse plugin for Dart and Flutter development. The Dartboard official Twitter account is @DartEclipse
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Prerequisites
This project requires a recent version of the Wild Web Developer. You have to install this first if your Eclipse installation does not already include it.
Installation
Download and install at least Dart 2.2. from the Dart download page.
Check by running $ dart --version after installation.
Install the Eclipse plugin from the Marketplace or use the 
There is also p2 update sites available at.
Nightly:
0.1 release:
Features
Thanks to the language server protocol and the analysis server provided by the Dart team Dartboard already contains many features.
The language server provides the necessary analysis and TextMate grammars provide syntax highlighting to enrich the development experience.
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Running Dart programs directly from the IDE
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All features from the classic Eclipse IDE
How to build
To build the project use Maven. Please note that 3.6.1 and 3.6.2 have a bug, use either a later version or Maven 3.6.0.
mvn clean verifyContributing
There are many ways in which you can participate in the project, for example:
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Submit bugs and feature requests, and help us verify as they are checked in
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Review source code changes
If you are interested in fixing issues or contributing directly to the code base, please see the document How to Contribute. and Development wiki for instructions on how to contribute to the repository.
CI is available at Eclipse Foundation Jenkins

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